Donald Mitchell

Help Wanted: One Million Breakthrough Tutors, Arise! Donald Mitchell

Publisher Marketing: Help Wanted points to the one million unfilled jobs worldwide for helping others learn how to make breakthroughs in the most important tasks, and provides a way to speed training and hiring for these positions. When such breakthroughs are made, hundreds of millions more great jobs will be created. Advancing the lessons in this book can be seen as one of the greatest opportunities God has given us. Help Wanted's purposes are to encourage you to teach how to create exponential fruitfulness (accomplishing more of what God intends) and to inform you how to do so in highly effective ways. Teaching practical ways to be exponentially fruitful for the Lord can provide both eternal and day-to-day rewards that will further uplift any Christian's heart and soul. The eternal rewards are alluded to in Revelation 22:12 where Jesus promises to reward those who have done His work when He returns. If ordinary fruitfulness will earn rewards, just think about how much more exponential fruitfulness will be recognized by Him when each is rewarded according to the work that was done. If it is His will, the day-to-day rewards of such teaching can include experiencing more peacefulness, love, satisfaction, contribution, significance, confidence, inspiration, mastery, kindness, humility, enjoyment, and friendship. Help Wanted assists you to select a fruitfulness opportunity to serve, covering eleven major possibilities: witnessing, congregational ministries, Christian nonprofit organizations, universities, secular teaching, youth organizations, foundations, social enterprises, governments, for-profit companies, and independent professionals who advise organizations. For those who want to turn such Godly work into a part- or full-time profession, there's plenty of practical advice. Contributor Bio:  Mitchell, Donald Donald Mitchell is chairman of the publishing house of Faber Music, Ltd. His books include "Benjamin Britten" (edited with Hans Keller); "The Mozart Companion" (edited with H. C. Robbins Landon); "The Language of Modern Music"; an annotated and revised edition of Alma Mahler's "Memories and Letters"; and "Benjamin Britten, Pictures from a Life, 1913-1976" (with John Evans).